Writers’ Roundtable 2019
Building Momentum: Extending the Life of a New Musical
March 8, 2019
140 West 30th Street, New York, NY

Navigating a new musical through a world premiere is a huge feat for writers and producers. But what happens after the first production? NAMT writers and producers from NAMT member organizations discussed leveraging a world premiere into a second production and beyond. At the 2019 Writers’ Roundtable we explored how to build a relationship roadmap for all stages of development and production, collaboration strategies among multiple producing organizations, and technology developments for extending the reach of a new musical.
Agenda
Friday, March 8, 2019 (All times ET )
12:00 pm | Check-in and Introductions Interface NYC |
12:30 pm | New Partners, Established Content Interface NYC
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1:45 pm | Rolling World Premiere Musical Interface NYC
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3:00 pm | Be More Digital Interface NYC
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4:00 pm | Networking Reception Interface NYC |
Last updated 2/1/2019. Subject to change.
Attendees
Tim Kashani
Co-Founder
Michelle Yaroshko
Senior Vice President, Professional Licensing (North America)
Carolyn Miller
Producer
Lillian Osei-Boateng
Program Manager for the Arts
Ceclia Lin
Eric Krebs
president
Anika Chapin
Director of Artistic Development
Emily Sproch
Program Officer
Margot Astrachan
owner
Karin Nilo
Program Manager
Rod Kaats
Cara Reichel
Producing Artistic Director
Scott Evans
Artistic Director
Rachel Johnson
Executive Director
vincent colonna
Producer
Community Engagement Manager
Composer
Chief Theatricals Executive
Composer
Producer/General Manager
Composer
Lyricist
Composer-Lyricist-Librettist
Composer
Lyricist/Librettist
Show Shepherd
Librettist
PRODUCER
Guidelines
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This page was last updated on 04/04/2019